Frasier

The first name Frasier, used for males, is considered a variant of the French name Fraser. Its meaning is 'the strawberry' or 'the strawberry planter'.

What does the name Frasier mean?

Frasier, a masculine first name, is considered a variant of the name Fraser, which originates from French. It means 'the strawberry' or 'the planter of strawberries'. The name's origin lies in the Old French term fraise, which means 'the strawberry'. In the United States, Frasier is not frequently used as a first name for boys and should not be confused with the surname of actor Brendan Fraser. Other variants include Frazier and Friseal.

Where does the name Frasier come from?

Frasier is a masculine first name with Old French roots and means 'the strawberry'. The term is derived from the Old French word fraise for 'the strawberry'. The languages in which the name appears are English, French, and Scottish.

How do you pronounce Frasier?

Fra-schee-er

Popularity

In Germany, Frasier is a rather rare first name. It has never appeared in the charts of German first names. The best ranking of the name in 1998 was 1,000th place in the first name charts of England. Over the last ten years, Frasier has been given as a first name approximately 60 times there, placing it at 1,965th in the ten-year statistics. From 1996 to 2024, it ranks 1,677th in England.